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Before the tests start, print what we are running on: the board, the kernel, the distribution and a few other details. This works over both SSH and serial, and makes it easy to tell which platform a result came from. Change-Id: I0ec2671551d8b78584a053c2f9eb7ab1c3b97c3e Signed-off-by: Nghia Dam <nghia.dam@savoirfairelinux.com>
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When a test is skipped, it now says why. Cukinia shows the reason in the console and the JUnit XML, and the launcher passes --show_skip_reasons so the PDF report shows it too. Both rely on the cukinia and test-report-pdf submodules updated in the previous commit. Change-Id: Ia3425d4e892662674d88c15af51f61b911e316d9 Signed-off-by: Nghia Dam <nghia.dam@savoirfairelinux.com>
GEISA lets each platform choose how it enforces the network policy. The tests now set the policy up with nft, or with iptables when nft is not installed, and judge the platform by how it actually handles the traffic rather than by reading the rules back. When the board cannot set up a limit, the matching test is skipped with the reason. Change-Id: Ie56939abfe0376d6b100660ab258e7235f3740c6 Signed-off-by: Nghia Dam <nghia.dam@savoirfairelinux.com>
Point the manual launch section to the target requirements of the automatic launcher, run shellcheck on the same files as the CI, and fix a handful of typos. Change-Id: If60c67e0b46ffee8e986733b5b848519ff9c3257 Signed-off-by: Nghia Dam <nghia.dam@savoirfairelinux.com>
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the network policy. The tests no longer read the nft rules back. They
set the policy up with nft, or with iptables when nft is not installed,
then run geisa-test and judge the platform by how the traffic is
handled: a granted port is reachable, a port that is not granted is
not, and a granted port stops being reachable once the daily volume is
used. When the board cannot set up a limit, the matching test is
skipped instead of failing.
in the console, the JUnit XML and the PDF report. This bumps the
cukinia and test-report-pdf submodules to the upstream commits that
carry the skip reasons.
tests start, so a report can be traced back to its platform.
requirements as the automatic launcher, plus a few typo fixes.